Chapter 487: Technology Bag

"Alright, I get it."

Fighting God responded, since Star God mentioned he’d handle it, there was no need for him to intervene.

Initially, he thought if Star God was too busy, he might step in to take care of it.

But if Star God had his own approach, then so be it.

After all, he wasn’t particularly adept at such matters.

Meanwhile, elsewhere.

"What’s the matter?"

Rui asked softly, looking at Star God.

"Nothing."

Star God shook his head, indicating he could manage this on his own.

He lacked the necessary strength at the moment, and discussing it would only invite mockery.

"Good to hear."

Rui gave Star God a deep, meaningful look and said, "If you ever need assistance, I’m here to help."

Star God smiled gently and replied, "No need, I can handle this."

"Really?"

"Yes."

"Ah…"

Rui sighed and continued, "Actually, there’s a bit of a misunderstanding about the current Great God."

"We, the elders from the previous few eras, certainly respect the current Great God."

"But each era, each age, has its own true god."

"Our loyalties lie with the Great God we serve."

"And frankly, the current Great Gods have no connection to each other."

"In mortal dynasties, throne succession is based on bloodline legacy."

"As loyal subjects to the supreme ruler, it’s natural to support the ruler’s bloodline heirs."

"But what about you all?"

"Well… while the bonds between divine positions are stronger than blood ties…"

"Is the true god of this era the same as those from the previous eras?"

"Absolutely not!"

"So, showing some respect is already quite generous."

As she spoke, Rui turned her gaze to Su Wen.

"Child, don’t take my words too hard; I’m not singling you out."

"The truth is, if you weren’t a disciple of the Battle Master, I probably wouldn’t have invested so much energy in you."

"For me, a world without battles has no meaning for eternal existence."

"Destruction is just destruction!"

"Anyway, I’ve lived long enough; I’m already tired of living."

Su Wen spoke up, saying, "Rui, the Master Lady, I understand all of this."

Ultimately, everything is based on strength.

A powerful being can earn respect anywhere.

What about the weak, even if they hold high status or rank…?

Take the Holy Spirit clan, for example; they are under the direct command of the God of Wealth!

Yet, they still use schemes to target and eliminate their own.

If the God of Wealth’s subordinates act this way, how can we expect the subordinates of other divine fate bearers to show us great respect?

Moreover, this so-called respect is useless in the face of true power!

If I had the strength of a Battle Master, who in the world would dare to disrespect me?

One word could determine the fate of a nation!

One phrase could change the tides of the seas!

"If you understand, then that’s enough."

Rui nodded slightly and said.

"You can’t say things like that."

Suddenly, the Star God spoke up, "There are some matters that the current Great Gods may not care about or require as much."

"But as his comrade, as a divine fate bearer of the same era, we need to seek justice for him!"

Rui furrowed her brow slightly and looked at the Star God.

She stared at him for a while.

"Pfft~"

Rui chuckled and then said, "Your thoughts are correct; thinking from another’s perspective, if the Little God of Wealth were a Battle Master, I would think the same."

"Whatever you want to do, just go do it!"

"You are divine fate bearers!"

"And you are still so young; you have plenty of time and experience to make mistakes and learn from them!"

Then, Rui began to chat about some everyday topics with the Star God.

Su Wen stood by, watching the two suddenly start to chat and fell into deep thought.

In the next moment, after finding a good entry point for a topic, he smoothly joined in.

Who can’t chat about daily life and gossip?

Especially since he had a lot of gossip to share; wasn’t it easy to talk about?

Just the gossip about the Battle Masters wouldn’t exactly make Rui, the Master Lady, jump for joy.

But even if it didn’t brighten her day, Rui still wanted to soak up every bit of info about the Battle Masters.

She was all ears for the stuff she hadn’t heard before.

Seeing how kind Rui, the Master Lady, was to him, Su Wen spilled the beans on everything—big, small, important, or trivial—without holding back.

As the Star God listened to Su Wen, his face went from calm to completely shocked.

The current Fighting God of the First Age was into *this* kind of stuff?

This was way off from what he’d imagined.

It didn’t quite match the picture he had in his head of the Fighting God.

After a moment, the conversation took an unexpected turn toward the topic of technological advancements.

"Here, everything you need—all the tech breakthroughs, theories, and groundbreaking discoveries from the last two centuries—is in here."

The Star God flipped his right hand, and a space bag appeared in his grasp.

On the bag, the words "Technology Bag" were clearly written.

"Why use a space bag this time instead of a space ring?"

Su Wen asked, puzzled, as he took the space bag.

"Handing over technological advancements is a big deal," the Star God said with a smile. "A space bag has more room, so we can pack in more details."

"For example, we can make the packaging a bit fancier."

"The inside can also be organized more precisely."

"Some of our scientists even set up a special display area for you."

"If you need it, some of the smart brains inside can be activated to assist you."

"Don’t worry about them going rogue—if anything goes wrong, we can just wipe them out."

Su Wen thought for a moment and then asked, "Do you have a detailed list of famous scientists and special talents from the past two hundred years?"

The Star God smiled and pointed at the space bag. "It’s all in there. In the thirty-eighth section of the Technology Bag, you’ll find the names and details of the top minds from the last two centuries."

"Some geniuses ran into trouble—like being targeted by bosses who didn’t like them, or having their creativity stifled by supervisors with personal grudges."

"Over the past two hundred years, I’ve recorded everything I know about the struggles of these geniuses."

"You can get a heads-up and avoid those pitfalls early."

The Star God paused briefly, then added quietly, "Of course, even with the Starry Array keeping an eye on things, there’s been no shortage of injustices over the past two hundred years—wasting people, resources, and money."

"But my energy is limited. All I can do is record the stories of the geniuses I know about and can investigate."

"As for the things I can’t dig into…"

The Star God didn’t finish, but the message was clear enough.